Walhalla Ordinance Prohibits Open Gambling and Riot Conduct
The document outlines misdemeanor penalties for public nuisances in Walhalla including interfering with police, gambling houses, property damage, and riotous behavior. It sets fines or imprisonment at the mayor’s discretion within his authority, with special holidays exceptions for explosive devices and fireworks under defined hours.
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Walhalla ordinance regulates building, pipes and alcohol sales
The Walhalla town council passes provisions on construction standards, fire protection, and prohibited acts. It outlines materials for walls and roofs, setback distances, and required approvals. it bans certain structures and enforces abatement. It also restricts sale or possession of intoxicating beverages within town limits and sets enforcement by mayor and council.
Valhalla Town Liquor Ordinance Warns of Penalties
The text outlines penalties for liquor sale violations under a town ordinance. It designates the marshal to inspect liquor shipments on train arrivals, record quantities, and report to the Mayor or Council. Violators face fines between twenty and one hundred dollars or up to thirty days hard labor. The ordinance, dated February 1, during the year 1776, becomes effective upon publication and ratification.
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Ordinance 7 imposes taxes for Walhalla 1901 law changes
The ordinance authorizes a 60 cent per $100 real and personal property tax for town expenses from May 1, 1901, a 10 cent per $100 tax to fund interest and sinking funds for railroad savings, and a 1 dollar per head tax on dogs. It details collection windows, penalties for nonpayment, and commutation tax options with enforcement by the mayor. It also outlines penalties for failure to work or pay and lists additional rates for various licenses and fees.
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South Carolina license table lists various trades
The ordinance details license fees for many occupations from butchers and cigar stands to planing mills and telegraph companies. It sets annual payments, penalties for nonpayment, and renewal rules dated May 1, 1901, with enforcement by the mayor. It names specific rates such as 6.00 for butchers, 4.00 for cigar stands, 2.00 for printers, 10.00 for telegraph/telephone services, and 1.00 to 20.00 for several crafts and trades. It mandates licenses expire on February 1 each year and require cash credit for renewals. penalties include a 20 percent late fee.
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Ordinance on Clerk Treasurer Bond and Meeting Records
An ordinance from Walhalla governs clerk and treasurer duties, bond requirements, and official record keeping. It mandates a yearly bond, monthly payments, and accurate preservation of town proceedings with treasury oversight and money collection duties. The text references sections and authority of town governance and municipal finance.
Walhalla Town Tax Ordinance Adopted in 1970
The document outlines town finances including general and property tax provisions, cemetery receipts, and deposit requirements for the treasurer. It requires monthly reporting to the council, mandatory audits of tax collections, and declares the ordinance general and perpetual upon publication. It is ratified on January 5, 1970, in the 195th year of independence.
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Walhalla Enacts Pig Pen Ordinance in 1917
The town of Walhalla adopts Ordinance No 9 restricting pig pens to be at least 100 feet from wells and residences, requiring pens to be enclosed and dry, with penalties including fine or hard labor for violations. Effective upon publication, the measure is ratified by the corporate authorities on February 1 1917.
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City of Cornell Adopts Resolution on Enforcing Ordinances
A formal resolution declares that all prior ordinances remain in force and are enacted by the mayor and city officials. Dated February 1 in the year of independence, under the corporate seal, with GEO. L. WILSON as mayor and Jn. M. Moss as clerk and treasurer.
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Fragmented OCR about early presidential voting
Fragmentary text references eighteen presidents and a party convention of the Republican party. Mentions William Henry Harrison and a public vote at an unspecified location. Reading is unclear and several names appear garbled.
Donn's Kidney Pills and a factory fire blaze in Athens
An advertisement extols Donn's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney trouble with a user testim ony from a locomotive engineer. The copy then reports a fire at the Empire Store Chemical Plant in Athens that destroyed the plant and caused about 400000 dollars in losses, with volunteers struggling to save the building as wind aided the blaze.
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